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... was achieved on Friday servative last, at Dartmouth, certainly demands « word or two was of the death of Sir John Seale, a Whig-Radical poli- tician of the Free-Trade school. The candidates for the vacant seat were Mr. Moffat and Mr. Somes; the former ...
... and the members present severally concurring in his views, the trust-deed was signed, and the meeting separated.— Northern Whig, Dec. 28. THE WILITEHAVEN AND FURNESS RAILWAY.—OUr readers will find, fully detailed in our advertising columns, the particulars ...
... been able to establish a solitary advantage. The professional men engaged to watch the proceeding for the two great parties, Whig and Conservative, agreed by common consent not to treat the agent of the League with ordinary courtesy, from disgust at the ...
... liberality of sentiment accords them such g-enerous support, is really shameful. Without speaking of the more respectable of the whig and radical journals, it is notorious, and not very creditable to the national taste, that the extent of circulation enjoyed ...
... the first place, it places the nomination of Commissioners entirely in the hands of the existing Government, whether they be Whigs or Tories, pretended favourers of Catholic claims, or open and avowed antagonists of Church which is pronounced law, as by ...
... close wax,” his own supporters being in a stale of the most blissful ignorance regarding his programme for 1845, and the Whigs are totally disorganised, bereft of method or support, that nothing can predicted with degree of cerla nty on the course they ...
... protege at his post. In Canada, if the clouds which have so long obscured the horizon begin to disperse, it is because the Whig policy has been adhered to, and the skill and firumes. of Sir Charles Metcalfe have escaped the perverting influence of a home ...
... Somes by Mr Codner. The candidates then addressed the electors. Mr Moffatt avowed himself a free trader ' and the friend of the whig ministers, on whose good services he enlarged; and as to the interests of Dartmouth, he recommended a railway as the solo thing ...
... Middlesex are the last on record. The Whig Minister WALroLE was the last who practised open bribery of members of parliament. So, reasoning from analogy, it is to be expected that a practice too bad for the Whig faction to have recourse to, will be u ...
... having on her left the Duassumed—and when we say the assumption is made chess of Orleans (the Count of Paris sitting beby the Whig and Repeal papers, we need scarcely tween them), and the Queen of the Belgians on add that it is false and unfair, th it all ...
... issue, and which will, of course, strenuously advocate the annexation of Texas, would be delivered about the 6th inst. The Whig* had a majority of four in • the Senate, —a majority considered sufficient to prevent the accomplishment of annexation, or ...
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